Sprinkle 1 spoon on dead orchid roots! Suddenly revived and blooms all year round

Step 2: Cleaning and Disinfecting the RootsAfter cutting off the damaged roots, it is important to cleanse the remaining healthy roots to remove bacteria and fungi.Rinse the roots gently with clean water to wash away debris.Prepare a disinfecting solution by mixing 1 teaspoon of baking soda with 2 liters of water in a jar.Soak the orchid’s roots in this solution for 10 minutes.Baking soda has natural antibacterial properties that help eliminate harmful pathogens and prevent further rot. After soaking, remove the orchid and allow it to air dry for a few minutes before replanting.Step 3: Repotting the Orchid with Dry MossFor successful recovery, orchids need a well-aerated and moisture-retentive medium. Sterilized, dry moss is an excellent choice as it absorbs excess moisture while still providing adequate hydration for root development.Take a handful of dry, sterilized moss and place it in a new, clean pot.Position the orchid so that the remaining healthy roots are in contact with the moss.Gently press the moss around the base of the orchid to secure it.Avoid over-packing the moss, as orchids require airflow around their roots.